Founder of the Telegram app, Pavel Durov, holds the responsibility of the French government accountable for leaking and selling the data of cryptocurrency owners, which has led to 41 kidnapping cases this year.

"41 kidnapping cases of digital currency holders in France over 3 and a half years since 2026.

Why?

🥖 A tax official sells the data of cryptocurrency owners to criminals (Galia S.) + massive leaks of tax database.

And now, the state is also seeking to obtain identities and private messages of social media users.

More data = more victims."

Galia S. is a former employee of the French tax authority, arrested in June 2025. Galia was accused of abusing her access to the tax database to search for personal data and sell it—including addresses and cryptocurrency holdings of investors, prison guards, judges, and others—to criminals for cash amounts (exceeding 800 euros per entry). This has been linked to violent attacks and is part of a broader wave of kidnapping operations related to cryptocurrencies in France. Galia remains in custody after her bail request was denied in January 2026, facing charges of criminal conspiracy and complicity in violence...

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